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Traditions Magazine is Immaculate High School's annual fall publication published by the Director of Communications & Digital Marketing.
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TraditionsImmaculate High School
Respect
An Immaculate High School Annual Publication
Immaculate tradItIons
Immaculate HIgH scHool’s mIssIon In tHe roman catHolIc tradItIon Is to foster tHe development of tHe wHole student. Immaculate HIgH scHool nurtures spIrItual, moral, Intellectual, pHysIcal,
and socIal growtH tHrougH an academIcally rIgorous currIculum In tHe HumanItIes, tHe scIences, matHematIcs, and tHe fIne arts, as well as, a competItIve atHletIc program and a compreHensIve
program of extracurrIcular actIvItIes.
Immaculate HIgH scHool would lIke to tHank tHe followIng contrIbutors:
presIdent katHleen casey
prIncIpal Joe carmen
assIstant prIncIpalmary ann (grandIerI) foncello ‘70, p‘96epIscopal cHaplaIn rev. Jeff couture
accountIng manager susan nolan, p‘09, ‘12 dIrector of admIssIons tom burns, p‘14dIrector of advancement debbIe basIle, p‘13, ‘15dIrector of scHool counselIng & InternatIonal student program lynn loya, p‘08dean of students tHomas mertens
atHletIc dIrector Jeff castaldI
dIrector of communIcatIons & dIgItal marketIngryan nolan ‘09edItorgladys gonzalez & ryan nolan ‘09desIgnryan nolan ‘09fIne arts department cHaIrmary (brIscoe) raymond ‘77alumnI coordInator denIse (Henry) suarez ‘87contrIbutIng pHotograpHers:kevIn dunleavy, gladys gonzalez, wendy neIl p’17, ryan nolan ‘09, dana pInckney ‘01, kelly smallbeck, carol stone, maureen arsenault ‘69, ryan walker, steve engelbrecHt, p’14 & abby arcHer ‘10
postmaster:send address cHanges to: advancement offIce Immaculate HIgH scHool 73 soutHern boulevard danbury, ct 06810
on tHe cover:class of 2014 celebrates tHeIr InductIon Into tHe Immaculate alumnI assocIatIon.
Immaculate HIgH scHool73 soutHern boulevard
danbury, ct 06810 (203) 744-1510
www.ImmaculateHs.org
tradItIons magazIne Is an annual fall publIcatIon.
tradItIonsfall2014
table of contents
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table of contents
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2014 Issue
Immaculate HIgH scHool
2 a letter from tHe presIdent
4 a letter from tHe cHaIrman
5 welcome from mary maloney
6 scHool advIsory board
7 faculty & staff
8 21st century learnIng
9 academIcs
10 atHletIcs
12 fIne arts
14 spIrItual lIfe
15 admIssIons
16 tHe class of 2014
18 gIvIng
20 openIng new doors
21 Ipa & masc board
22 alumnI assocIatIon
26 alumnI spotlIgHt
27 alumnI testImonIals
28 class notes
30 alumnI assocIatIon
31 donors
36 alumnI gIvIng
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a letter fromtHe presIdent
will have a very good friend at the Diocese as I begin my new position as Assistant Superintendent. IHS is in very capable hands with new President Mary Maloney. I will miss working with Principal Joe Carmen, the faculty & staff, Chairman of the Board Tony Rizzo, all members of the SAB and of course the students, but I am confident that Mary and Joe along with the ongoing support of the entire IHS community will do an outstanding job carrying on the Mission and taking Immaculate to the next level. I look forward to hearing about the students and the schools continued success! As you read and enjoy photos of how we successfully lived the Mission of IHS, I hope you like the new look of Traditions! The future of IHS is very bright. This year we raised nearly a million dollars. We have the largest incoming class in a decade. Our faculty, administration and students are strong and poised for continued success.It is truly a great day to be a Mustang!
Three days a week, three hours a day for three months...
that was the agreement when I accepted the position of Interim President of Immaculate
Anyone who knows Immaculate wouldn’t have to ask why I ended up staying, because they would know that once you get to know the Immaculate community, you quickly feel a part of this very special family and it is difficult to leave. As the saying goes “Once a Mustang, Always a Mustang”. There is something unique and special about the IHS community, the students, faculty & staff, board members, parents, alumni, volunteers, friends and donors… all of the people who all love and support this very special place called Immaculate High School. It’s people such as yourself who make it so much more than a high school. It is a community where students are supported, encouraged and develop their God given talents and gifts so they can reach their full potential. We have so many reasons to be proud. Our test scores are the highest in the Diocese, our teams win state championships every year, the Fine Arts program is awarded top honors at the Halo and Connecticut Music awards but when all those trophies and medals are collecting dust in a cabinet, what truly matters are the ways all of our lives have been blessed and enriched by being a part of the Immaculate Family. Immaculate will always have a special place in my heart and IHS
... what truly matters are the ways all of our lives have been blessed and enriched by being a part of the Immaculate Family.“
”will have a very good friend at the Diocese ”will have a very good friend at the Diocese
Immaculate Family
”Immaculate Family.
”.
High School... six years ago.
katHleen caseyPresident (2009-2014)
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fInancIal aId & scHolarsHIps sInce 2009
enrollment
18K
380K
FINANCIAL AID
SCHOLARSHIPS
100%
2000%120K
240K
21%60% of our students are from partner parochial schools.
Class of 2018 applicants compared to last year.
30% Balanced ratio of Male/Female.
340
410
STUDENTS
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dear Immaculate communIty,
antHony rIzzoIHS Advisory Board Chairman
The Most Reverend Frank J. Caggiano. He has already made a tremendous impact on the students at Immaculate. We are in the process of transforming the Library into a “Learning Commons” that will help with the 21st Century plan of educating our students. Also, we are in the process of completing the design of the front façade of the building, working with our budgets and our scheduled phasing for it. In the near future, we look forward to starting this project to make everybody aware from the outside what we already know is on the inside. Immaculate High School has a strong alumni base. Through the years, the alumni commitment and strength have grown to the point that they have truly proven to be the fabric of Immaculate High School. In closing, I would like to thank you for all the support that you have given and continue to give to Immaculate High School. I look forward to working closely with our new President and once again, would like to wish Kathleen Casey all the best in her new position. Please remember...What we do at Immaculate High School is all about the kids...Once a Mustang, always a Mustang!
Sincerely,
This is my second year as Chairman of the Advisory Board and as I write this letter, I realize it is a bittersweet time at Immaculate. There are
so many exciting things happening here but at the same time, we are saying goodbye to our President and dear friend, Kathleen Casey. As most of you know, Kathleen will be leaving her post after six years to accept the Assistant Superintendent position at the Diocese of Bridgeport. We cannot thank her enough for her time, energy, attention to detail and her assis- tance in helping to restore the pride at Immaculate High School. We wish her well in her new endeavor! There are many things to look forward to and I am confident that Kathleen’s successor is up to the challenge of her new position. With that being said, I am happy to welcome Mary Maloney as the new President of Immaculate High School. Mary comes to us from St. Rose School in Newtown, CT where she was a teacher for four years and a principal for ten years. She brings her own level of energy and expertise to her new position and will certainly do Immaculate proud as she leads us through the 21st Century. I am proud there are many accomplishments that continue to take place at Immaculate. Regarding spiritual life, there is nothing more important for our children than developing and nurturing their spiritual lives. We believe at Immaculate that we are truly demonstrating this through the efforts of our spiritual leader and daily activities for our students. We have also welcomed a new Bishop to the Diocese of Bridgeport,
There is nothing more important for our children than developing and nurturing their spiritual lives.“
” and nurturing
” and nurturing
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dear frIends,
It has been a privilege and honor to be invited to join the Immaculate High School community. As a newly inducted “freshman” Mustang, I look forward
to becoming actively involved with pursuing the strong initiatives begun by President Kathleen Casey and partnering with Principal Joe Carmen to provide the highest quality education to incite every student to exceed beyond their own expectations. It is obvious that IHS is a special place achieving an essential mission. It is leading and succeeding. The dedicated teachers and staff, the challenging student opportunities, the community service outreach programs, the faith formation programs, the talented athletes, artists, and scholars are some of the many attributes that contribute to the framework of the finest college preparatory school in the Danbury area. We are approaching our 50th Anniversary as a school. The rich traditions, student achievements, alumni accomplishments, the years of support of local business, friends, alumni and parents as well as the continuing ongoing enhancements in technology and programs, will be celebrated. As a result of increased enrollment, international student programs, enhanced sports and fine arts programs, capital improvements are being considered next year. I thank you for your support and future commitments to making our student dreams become a reality.
With sincere appreciation,
The dedicated teachers and staff , the challenging student opportunities, the community service outreach programs, the faith formation programs, the talented athletes, artists, and scholars are some of the many attributes that contribute to the framework of the finest college preparatory school in the
Danbury area.
“”
college preparatory school in the
” college preparatory school in the
mary r. maloney
mrs. mary r. maloney
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2013-2014 scHool advIsory board & commIttee members
ChairAnthony M. Rizzo Jr.,
P‘07, ‘08, ‘13
vIce cHaIrGerard Robilotti
alumniBrian McGovern ‘89, Chair
David Cappiello ‘86Joseph Draper ‘82
Marianne Mitchell ‘81, P‘10, ‘14 Denise Suarez ‘87, P‘18Matthew Westervelt ‘07
CatholiC iDentityMsgr. Robert E. Weiss, Chair
Rev. Jeff CoutureMsgr. Thomas Driscoll, VG Rev. Samuel Scott
DeveloPmentAnthony J. Mercaldo, Chair,
P‘16, ‘18Jim Arconti, P‘16
Debbie Basile, P‘13, ‘15David Cappiello ‘86
Tony Cirone, P‘15, ‘17Brian Crotty, P‘15, ‘17
Dean DiMauroMarianne Fahey, P‘07, ‘10, ‘12, ‘17
Gerry Hatcher, P‘12, ‘15, ‘17 Susan Kania ‘81
Tom McCarthy ‘87 P’08, ‘09Ross Rizzo, P‘14, ‘17
Bob Rossman, P‘15, ‘16Thomas Saadi ‘88
David Woods, P’14, ‘16
enrollmentMary R. Maloney, ChairColleen Brereton, P‘16 Thomas Burns, P‘14
Ryan Nolan ‘09Carol Stone
Terry Tortora, P‘12
FaCilitiesMichael Mazzucco, Chair,
P‘10, 13Kevin Archer, P‘10, ‘13, ‘15
Fil Cerminara, P‘05, ‘07Bill Fowler
Mark Grube, P‘14Gerald Hatcher, P‘12, ‘15, ‘17
Eddie Kilian ‘99Robert Nolan ‘70, P‘09, ‘12
Jonathan J. Seaman
FinanCeShaun Budnik, Chair,
P‘12, ‘14, ‘16 Anthony J. Mercaldo, P‘16
Joseph Morrissey ‘81Susan Nolan, P‘09, ‘12
Stephen Piccolo, P’88, ‘90, ‘93, ‘94Bernard Reidy Jr. ‘89
ProgramClaire Hines, Chair
Joe CarmenBrian Davidson, P’14
Mary Ann Foncello ‘70, P‘96 Jack S. C. Fong, MD
Sr. Anne McCarthy, SSNDTom McGregor Joanne Montesi
teChnologyBrian Crotty, Chair, P‘15
Shaun Budnik, P‘12, ‘14, ‘16 Joe CarmenDave Cirella
Rob Hilliard, P‘14Lisa Lindblom, P‘14
Ryan Nolan ‘09Susan Nolan, P‘09, ‘12
Colin Parris, ‘17 Charles Pizzo, P‘14, ‘16
Steve Santamorena Diane Tung
FaCulty rePresentativeThomas Mertens
iPa PresiDentJennifer Rosenblum, P‘14, ‘15
all Committees eX-oFFiCioKathleen D. Casey
Anthony M. Rizzo Jr., P‘07, ‘08, ‘13
emeritusIsabelle Farrington G. Ted LaBonne
reCorDing seCretaryCarol Stone
Bold type = SAB Executive Committee Member▶
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annIversarIes & announcements
2014-2015 faculty, staff & coacHes
mIlestones
fr. James cole Religion & World Languages25 years
Jeff vIngo Social Studies5 years
anIk de gIverny claflIn World Languages
gladys gonzalez Counseling DepartmentAdministrative Assistant5 years
lynn loya Counseling & InternationalProgram Director10 years
Terri Allen, P‘07Nicole AndreasonJeanine AntoniosMatt ArinielloMaureen (Brew) Arsenault ‘69 Seth BabikianLinda BarbosaDebra Basile, P‘13, ‘15Trish BellBarbara Beninati - YablonJeff BerlantJoseph Bischof, P‘16Anthony BonaguraColleen Brereton, P‘16Daniel Buckley, P‘08, ‘10, ‘13 Patricia Buckley, P‘08, ‘10, ‘13 Tom Burns, P‘14Joe CarmenSteve CarneiroJeff CastaldiLauren CastaldiXing Xing ChenDave CirellaFr. James Cole Nora Courchene-Roy
Fr. Jeff CoutureKathleen Czel ‘08Anthony D’AusilioMichelle DaviesJames DigiacomoKevin Dunleavy, P‘03Timothy DunnDavid FlookMary Ann (Grandieri) Foncello‘70, P‘96Lisa Marie Font, P‘18Bill FowlerGladys GonzalezLouis HallRoger Hancock ‘92, P’17Gerry HastavaBrian Hayes, P‘07Bridget (Deakin) Henry ‘92Shannon HoroskyDenise HoweBrad JeevesNick JonesNadine Khalil ‘01Elizabeth KrysiakTom LaPorte
Yvonne LazzaroBrian LeMayLynn LemmeTravon LittleKaren LokerTheresa Ludanyi, P‘14, ‘18Lynn Loya, P‘08Mary MaloneyKevin MaltaThomas MertensNelson Mingachos ‘89, P‘17Jacob MorelandPierre MoudourouJoseph MuchanskiBetsy MurphyTom Murtha, P’03, ’05, ’07, ’09, ‘11Wendy Neil, P‘17Tom Neville ‘74Ryan Nolan ‘09Susan Nolan, P‘09, ‘12Monica OrtegaJeremiah PaganoCarlo PascuzziNicole PerroneNatacha Pimentel
Dana (Krupinsky) Pinckney‘01Robert Plumb, P‘05, ‘06, ‘08, ‘16Dan ProtoMarie ProverbColleen Pruesse, ‘10Gary QuronMary (Briscoe) Raymond ‘77, P‘04, ‘07, ‘09, ‘13, ‘15Darren RiccioTerri Ring, P‘02, ‘07, ‘11Chelsie Rizzo ‘08 Bill RomanielloMiles Scribner Kevin SkellyJulie Sorcek, P‘09Scott Stampp Annie Steiger, RN Matt Stevens ‘06 Nanci Stockmann Carol StoneDenise (Henry) Suarez ‘87, P`18 Larry VieiraJeff VingoAlexa Wild, P‘16, ‘18
welcome 2014-2015
katHleen czel ‘08 English
elIzabetH krysIak Counseling
tHeresa ludanyIAdvancement Team Assistant
aImee natalAcademic Support
nora courcHene-royWorld Languages
ryan nolan ‘09 Director of Communications & Digital Marketing
farewell
mrs. alIce grover Retires after 45 years of teaching.
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provIdIng a 21st century educatIontHe Immaculate way
by Joe carmenprIncIpal of Immaculate HIgH scHool
In our constantly changing world, we are faced with changes on an almost daily basis. Some are great, some are minute yet all of them
require a shift in the current paradigm of how we view the world. One of our greatest challenges in education is preparing today’s Immaculate students for careers that have yet to be created. Department of Labor statistics show that 5 of the top 10 in demand jobs were not created a decade ago. Colleges and employers are increasingly looking for individuals with the 21st century skills of collaboration, communication, and resiliency in addition to having a strong, well-rounded educational foundation. We must prepare our students to be critical thinkers and problem solvers, to accept and embrace change as a fabric of their life, and view it as an opportunity for great things to happen. This is what we strive to provide to our students – not just many superficial bits of knowledge and information, but a deep understanding and appreciation of what is most important. We constantly work to develop the well-rounded student as adept in a Math class as
they are leading a group of younger students on a retreat. For this reason, courses in the Sciences, Math, Humanities and Arts have been added. Emphasis has been placed in the classroom on reflection, exploration, conversation and not just mere memorization of facts. Teachers have been encouraged to continue the deepening of their own professional knowledge not only in their subject areas, but to discover new ways of communicating that knowledge and created enthusiastic lifelong learners. As we look to the future we are taking daily steps to strengthen our Catholic identity. We will continue to build a curriculum that will educate and develop young minds who will make a difference in their communities many years into the future... and we will enhance the quality of our care and support for each Immaculate student. I thank you for the many ways in which you have supported Immaculate and for your many gifts, gifts that enable us to provide education in “the Immaculate Way.”
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academIcs
extracurrIcular actIvItIesArt ClubChess ClubCampus Ministry/Spiritual LifeChristian Rock BandCreative Writing ClubDebate Club
Drama ClubFriends of Rachel Club History Club Instrumental Music Club International ClubKey Club Knitting Club
Midnight Run Morning GloryNational Honor Society Newspaper ClubPep Band Photography Club She’s the First Club
Student Ambassador Program Sign Language ClubStudent CouncilTri-M Music Honor Society Ultimate FrisbeeWeightlifting Club
NEW CURRICULUM:
Highest test scores in the Diocese
Prob/Stats
BioMed
Chinese
ComputerProgramming
Dynamics of Learning
ADVANCED PLACEMENT CLASSES41
2013, 2012, 2011, 2010, 2009 ...
▶ JIllIan pruner ‘17
First Place finish for Best Novice Speaker and Second Place finish
for Novice Team at the Yale Osterweis Tournament. This is an annual tournament hosted by Yale that aims to allow Connecticut high school students to experience the collegiate style of parliamentary debate.
Leaders in 21st Century EducationMobile 1:1 InitiativeVirtual Classroom
▶ poetry contest
Immaculate’s Danbury Cultural Commission Poetry Contest winners at the award ceremony May 15th: (left to right) Shannon Ducey ‘16, Emma Strenkert ‘14,
Christine Ducey ‘15, and Abby Lenz ‘16.
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mustang atHletIcsstudent Involvement
teams
new sports & co-op teams
cHampIonsHIps
FOOTBALL*
FIELD HOCKEY
CHEERLEADING
SOCCER
ICE HOCKEY*
*CO-OP
INDOOR TRACK
LACROSSE
VOLLEYBALL
STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS
= 5
WCC / SWC CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS
80%30%
Of our students play at least one sport.
Of our students play at least two sports.
CROSS COUNTRY
WRESTLING
SWIMMING*
BASKETBALL
GOLF
TENNIS
BASEBALL
SOFTBALL
2334FOOTBALL GIRLS VOLLEYBALLGIRLS SWIMMING
+BETHEL HIGH SCHOOL +ABBOT TECH HIGH SCHOOL +VARSITY LEVEL+RIDGEFIELD HIGH SCHOOLGIRLS ICE HOCKEY
2013 class s state cHampIons
15 - 0
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team HIgHlIgHts
▶▶
2014 scc cHamps
16 - 6 - 3
2013 swc cHamps
15 - 0
▶
2013 class s state cHampIons
15 - 0
girls XCountry
girls XCountry
boys iCe hoCkey
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fIne artsHonors & awards
band
cHorus
drama/musIcal tHeatre
sHowcasIng talent
CONCERT BAND
GUITAR ENSEMBLEROCK BAND
TRI-M HONOR SOCIETY
PEP BAND
1
3
2
21st
NATIONALS
WESTERN REGIONALS
ALL-STATECT Halo Awards,
CT High School Musical Theater Awards, Best Leading Actor in CT (2014)
24STUDENTS
160STUDENTS
CHORUSCONCERTCHOIR
KEYBOARD
120STUDENTS
INTRO
AP ART
PORTFOLIO
3D
MURALING
SCULPTURE
200STUDENTS
PATRIOTIC CONCERT
COFFEE HOUSE
MASS
ART SHOW
SPRING MUSICAL
FALL DRAMA
STAGE/PRODUCTION CREW
50% 50%
CHRISTMAS CONCERT
CABARET
CENTURY SOUND STUDIO
art
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HIgHlIgHts
2014 Halo awards
▶
▶
katIe allen ‘14mIcHael Hudak ‘14
Congratulations to Katie Allen and Michael Hudak for receiving the Connecticut High School Outstanding
Arts Award from the Connecticut Association of Schools. They were honored at a dinner at the Aqua Turf on April 8, 2014.
mIcHael Hudak ‘14
Nominated in 2012, 2013, and 2014 for the Connecticut High School Musical Theater Awards and the Connecticut Halo Awards.
Michael won Outstanding Leading Actor in the state of Connecticut for the Connecticut High School Musical Theater Awards. He had the opportunity to perform at the Minskoff Theater on Broadway!
alex lagas ‘14 as lysanderbest PerFormanCe by an aCtor in a ComiC role in a Play
a mIdsummer nIgHt’s dream
katHerIne arcHer ‘14 best ProPs Design anD management
les mIserables
katIe allen ‘14best sCeniC Design & eXeCution
a mIdsummer nIgHt’s dream
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spIrItual lIfeCOMMUNITY SERVICE
EVANGILIZATION/INTELLECTUAL FORMATION
Over 18,000 community service hours performed by our students each year.
67% of studentsare Catholic.
DOROTHY DAY HOUSE
MIDNIGHT RUN
PVSA
OPUS FIDELIUM
Serving local Danbury homeless breakfast.
67 students gave 100+ hours of service.
25 hour annual requirementSpiritual and Corporal Works of Mercy.
Serving NY homeless.
PARISH RELATIONSHIPS
MARCH FOR LIFE
BIRTHRIGHT
DISCERNMENT
EUCHARISTIC MINISTER
CAMPUS MINISTRY STUDENT BOARD & ACTIVITIES
FR. JEFFFull-time Chaplain
Yankees Game
Spirit, Sports, & Snacks
10%
LITURGIES & PRAYERDAILY MASS
EUCHARISTIC ADORATION
PENANCE SERVICE
HOLY DAY MASS
MONTHLY ALL SCHOOL MASS
PENANCE SERVICE
+
Morning Glory
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admIssIons
Carol stoneAdmissions Coordinatorcstone@immaculatehs.org(203) 744-1510, ext. 132
tom burnsDirector of Admissionstburns@immaculatehs.org(203) 744-1510, ext. 148
online aPPliCationNow accepting applications for the Class of 2019
mustang For a DayAnytime (October-May)
sPirit, sPorts & snaCksSeptember 21 @ 6:00pm May 17 @ 6:00pm
PreP sessionSeptember 29 @ 11:00am
graDe 8 DisCovery DaysOctober 1 & 2
Fall oPen houseOctober 19 @ 11:00am
Fall PlaCement eXamNovember 1 & 15
early aDmissions & FinanCial aiD aPPliCations DueNovember 15
a night at the theaterNovember 20-22 @ 7:00pmMay 7-9 @ 7:00pm
sPring inFormation sessionFebruary 11 @ 7:00pm
visit mustang valleyAnytime
inQuire onlineAnytime(www.immaculatehs.org)
2014-2015calendar of
eventsIMMACULATE HIGH SCHOOLBECOME A MUSTANG
BRIGHT FUTURE AHEAD(SHADES PROVIDED)
CAMPUS MINISTRY STUDENT BOARD & ACTIVITIES
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wIsHIng a fond farewell totHe class of 2014
BY THE NUMBERSCLASS OF 2014
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▶
▶
▶
117graDuatesattenDing College
in 26 states
national merit CommenDeD stuDents
aP sCholars
hours oF Community serviCe PerFormeD
senior Class giFt CamPaign
grants & sCholarshiPs
members oF national honor soCiety
99%
23,302
$1,150$17M
363
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college & unIversItyacceptancestHe Journey contInues ...
The University of AlabamaAlbertus Magnus College
Albright CollegeAmerican International College
Anna Maria CollegeArcadia University
Arizona State University Assumption CollegeAuburn University
Ave Maria UniversityBarry University
Belmont University Bennington CollegeBentley University
Binghamton UniversityBoise State University
Boston CollegeBoston University
Bowling Green State University Bradley University
University of Bridgeport Brooklyn College of the CUNY
Bryant UniversityThe Catholic University of America
Central Connecticut State University
University of Central Florida Champlain College
Chestnut Hill College Clarion University of Pennsylvania
Clark UniversityClarkson University Clemson University
Coastal Carolina University Coker College
Colby College Colby-Sawyer College
Colgate University Columbia College
Chicago Connecticut College University of Connecticut
Cornell University Creighton University University of Dayton
Dean CollegeUniversity of Delaware
DePaul University Dominican College of Blauvelt
Drew UniversityDrexel University
East Carolina UniversityEastern Connecticut State University
Elizabethtown College Emerson College
Emmanuel CollegeFairfield University
Fairleigh Dickinson University Florida Atlantic University
Florida Gulf Coast University Florida Southern College Florida State University
Fordham University Franciscan University of
Steubenville Franklin Pierce University George Mason University
The George Washington University Georgetown University
Gordon CollegeGoucher CollegeGuilford College
Hampden-Sydney College Hampshire College
University of Hartford Hartwick College
High Point UniversityHofstra University
Hofstra Univ - School of Communication
College of the Holy CrossHood College
Husson UniversityUniversity of Illinois at Chicago
Immaculata UniversityIona College
Ithaca CollegeJames Madison University
Johnson & Wales University Keene State College
University of KentuckyLasell College
Lesley UniversityLoyola University Chicago
Loyola University Maryland Loyola University New Orleans
Lynchburg CollegeUniversity of Maine at Augusta
University of Maine Manhattan College
Manhattanville CollegeMarist College
Marquette UniversityUniversity of Massachusetts,
Amherst
University of Massachusetts, Boston Mercy College
Merrimack CollegeMiami University, Oxford
University of MiamiMichigan Technological University
Mitchell CollegeMonmouth University
Montana State University, Bozeman Mount Ida College
Mount Saint Mary CollegeMount Saint Mary’s University
Naugatuck Valley Community-Tech College
New England CollegeUniversity of New England
University of New Hampshire University of New HavenCollege of New Rochelle
The University of NC at Chapel Hill University of North Florida
Northeastern University University of Northern Iowa
Notre Dame de Namur University University of Notre Dame
Ohio UniversityOld Dominion University
University of OregonPace University
Pennsylvania State Univ, University Park
Plymouth State UniversityPost UniversityPratt Institute
Providence CollegePurdue University
Quinnipiac UniversityRensselaer Polytechnic Institute
University of Rhode Island Rochester Institute of Technology
University of RochesterRoger Williams UniversitySacred Heart UniversitySaint Joseph’s UniversitySaint Michael’s College
The College of Saint RoseSalisbury University
Salve Regina UniversitySan Diego State UniversitySan Jose State University
Santa Clara UniversitySavannah College of Art and Design
School of the Museum of Fine ArtsThe University of Scranton
Siena CollegeSimmons College
University of South Carolina University of South Florida, Tampa
Southern Connecticut State University
University of Southern Maine Southern New Hampshire University
Springfield CollegeSt. John’s University - Queens
Campus State University of New York at
Albany Stetson UniversityStonehill CollegeSuffolk University
SUNY Alfred State CollegeSUNY Fredonia
SUNY Institute of Technology at Utica/Rome
Susquehanna UniversitySyracuse University
The University of TampaTemple UniversityThomas College
Tulane UniversityUnion College
University of the Virgin Islands-St. Thomas
Utica CollegeUniversity of VermontVillanova University
Wentworth Institute of TechnologyWest Chester University of
Pennsylvania Western Connecticut State
University Western New England University
Wheelock CollegeCollege of William and Mary
Wofford CollegeWorcester Polytechnic Institute
York College of Pennsylvania
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golD sPonsors Isabelle Farrington St. Rose of Lima Church Mittler, Mercaldo, & Braun, P.C. Westchester Modular Homes
silver sPonsors NY-Conn Corporation St. Mary Church – Bethel St. Mary Church – RidgefieldDiamonD sPonsors Cappiello Jewelers Rizzo Companies
CoCktail sPonsors Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Piccolo
table DeCor sPonsors Wilshire Real Estate Advisors, LLC
DJ & lighting sPonsors NY-Conn Corporation
Wine Wheel sPonsors Caraluzzi’s DiBari Engineering, P.C. St. Edward Church Wilshire Real Estate Advisors, LLC
$85,000 RAISED 275 IN ATTENDANCE▶ ▶
The 9th Annual Gala Dinner Dance and Auction truly was a GREAT Gala and Bishop Frank J. Caggiano was well honored. Thank you to our all our attendees, sponsors, donors and the Gala committee, especially our retiring Gala Co-chair Patty Rizzo.
Thank you for sharing your leadership and creativity for the past 7 years!
- SAVE THE DATE -Immaculate’s 10tH annual gala
saturday, marcH 21, 2015amber room colonnade, danbury, ct
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10:00amRegistration & Continental Breakfast
11:00amShotgun Start
11:00am - 4:00PmLunch at Shack
1:00Pm - 5:00PmBeverage Cart
5:00PmReception & Cocktails(Open Beer & Wine)
6:00PmDinner
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sePtember 23, 2015100 Aunt Hack Rd.Richter ParkDanbury, CT 06811
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A full field of 144 alumni, parents, faculty & staff, and friends of Immaculate came together on September 25th for the IHS 24th Annual Golf Tournament. The combined efforts of our many
sponsors, players and volunteers helped us raise a record breaking dollar amount to help fund our Athletic Budget. Thank you to our Golf Tournament Chair - Ross Rizzo, Golf Coordinator - Kevin Dunleavy and
the Golf Committee!
If you have any questions please contact Debbie Basile 203-744-1510 ext. 159 • dbasile@immaculatehs.org
or visit www.immaculatehs.org.
L to R: Brian Elston ‘86, David Cappiello ‘86, Sean Deakin ‘87, Paul Myott ‘86
$55,000 RAISED 144 GOLFERS▶ ▶
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annual fund - Gifts to The Annual Fund are an important part of the school’s development program. The fund helps to balance the budget, defray the cost of needed renovations and secure the growth of Immaculate High School.
matcHIng gIfts - Donors employed by companies with matching gift programs can double or triple their contributions by designating Immaculate High School as a recipient of matching funds.
trIbute gIfts - Donors can further education opportunities by honoring or memorializing a special person or event. A letter will be sent advising the designated person or family of the gift.
gIfts In kInd - Immaculate High School gratefully accepts gifts of supplies, services and equipment which are appropriate for use by the school. Special tax deductions are available for firms or individuals contributing gifts in kind to educational institutions.
estate plannIng - Donors wishing to remember Immaculate High School and its students in their estates can be guided through the process by investment professionals. The Business Office can put you in touch with licensed estate planners who are ready to assist you.
angel aId - The Angel Aid program offers an opportunity for alumni & friends to directly impact a student and help ensure his or her success at IHS.
Gifts may accrue significant tax benefits for the giver. For further information on ways of giving, please call Susan Nolan in the Business Office at (203) 744-1510 ext. 135, or donate online at www.immaculatehs.org/give.
We are excited to show the design plans for the front entrance renovation. Th is project will enhance the security,
functionality and aesthetics of our building. Details of the campaign will be coming soon. Th e front of our building will match all the wonderful things happening inside our doors. Stay tuned!
Honoring Tradition…Investing in the Future
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Ipa board (2013-2014)Jennifer Rosenblum, p`14 & `15 - presIdent Colleen Bukowski, p`14 - vIce presIdent Shaun Budnik, p`12, `14, `16 - treasurer Stefanie Opinante p`14 & `17 - secretary Maria Rapley, p`14 - HospItalIty
Donna Lasco, p`10, `11, `14 - parent ambassador coordInator Mike Loya ‘79, p`10, `12, `14 & Ken Stevens, p`10, `12, `14 - mIdnIgHt run mInIstry co-cHaIrs
Maureen Decker p’10, ‘12, ‘15 - sunsHIne commIttee
masc board (2013-2014)Debbie (Caravetta) Burke `79, p`10 & `14 - presIdent Joe Bischof, p`16 - vIce presIdent
Kellie Mingachos, p`17 - secretary Kathleen Banks, p`16 - treasurer
Dave Rudolf, p’15 & `17 - at large
Thank you MASC for your support to our athletic programs! Here are a few ways MASC was able to help IHS Athletics this year:
• Press box sign• L Screen for Baseball• Equipment for weight room • Track and Field record board• Plaques for Boys Hockey Conference Championship
• Softball scoreboard, pitching machine, pitching and home plate mats• T-shirts & plaques for Girls Cross Country State/Conference Championship
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sePtember 19‘60’s Reunion Mass & Luncheon @ IHS
sePtember 23Pre-Outing Alumni Social @ Rosy Tomorrows
sePtember 24IHS Golf Outing
oCtober 11Homecoming
november 3Mass of Remembrance
november 16Alumni Mass & Breakfast
november 27Turkey Trot
november 29Alumni Football Game
January 9Men’s Alumni Basketball Game
January 30Career Day
February 28Fine Arts Wine Tasting
marCh 21Gala
June 9Alumni Concert
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2014 Athletic Hall of Fame inductees L to R: Joe Rios ‘81, Mary Alice Anderson (accepting for her daughter Cicely Jette ‘92), Joe Mohn ‘02, Dennis Palmer ‘77*, Jeff Russell ‘76*, John Russell ‘77*, Don McGran ‘76*, Ralph DeRubertis (coach)*, John Keane ‘77*, Ralph Scozzafava ‘76* and Charlie Zarcone (golf coach). (* = 1976 Men’s Basketball Team - State Champions). We look forward to announcing our next group of inductees in the coming months.
Prior to graduation, Immaculate alumni and their graduating seniors gathered for the annual legacy photo. L to R: Nancy (Sousa) Ballwig ‘91, Alexandria Ballwig, Tania (Bourdeau) Porta ‘90, Alfredo Porta, Robbin (Pennell) Preusse ‘77, Ryan Preusse, Scott ‘81 and Marianne (Urkiel) ‘81 Mitchell, Jillian Mitchell, Maureen (Cooke) Kuroski ‘84, Brenna Kuroski, Ben Loya, Mike Loya ‘79, Amanda Loya, Julie Cristina (Barrier) Ferreira ‘91, Alexia Ferreira, Debbie (Caravetta) Burke ‘79, Emily Burke, Jennifer (Kordish) Boyce ‘82, and Kimberly Sands.
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reunIonsaugust 231974 - 40th ReunionNewtown Country Club
oCtober 111994 - 20th ReunionPippa’s - Danbury
oCtober 251989 - 25th ReunionTarrywile Mansion - Danbury
november 151984 - 30th ReunionHeritage Inn - Southbury
november 152009 - 5th ReunionPippa’s - Danbury
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City Councilman Tom Saadi, an IHS alum (class of 1988), was promoted on July 12th to the rank of Major in the U.S. Army Reserve
Judge Advocate General’s Corps. Saadi, who serves as the Democratic Minority Leader on the Danbury City Council and as a Connecticut Assistant Attorney General, received his Officer’s Commission as a First Lieutenant in Judge Advocate General’s Corps in 2005 and was promoted to Captain in 2007. He currently serves with the 4th Legal Operations Detachment based at Fort Totten, NY and is assigned to a specialized legal assistance team in the Office of the Staff Judge Advocate at
West Point, NY. Prior to assignment at West Point, Saadi served in several leadership positions with the 4th Legal Operations Detachment and conducted pre-deployment training sessions and presenting lectures
to hundreds of military personnel throughout the United States regarding Middle Eastern cultures and
religions. Saadi, who is of Lebanese and Italian descent, lived in the Middle East for several years and traveled extensively throughout the region prior to joining the Army Reserves. Tom gives back to his alma mater by serving on the Immaculate School Advisory Board’s Development Committee, volunteering at Career Day and attending many alumni events. Reflecting on his years at Immaculate Saadi stated “I did not realize at the time, but Immaculate not only provided me with an education but helped instill in me a strong sense of self-worth, social consciousness and gave me a group of friends who are like family to me to this day. Along with my family, it is that which IHS taught and gave that has made me the person I am today. I am honored to have been promoted to Major and look forward to continuing to serve my country with my fellow brothers and sisters in arms.”
West Point, NY.
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JennIfer boyce ‘82
A few months into my freshman year, the high school that I was attending announced that they
would be closing. Immaculate was close to maximum enrollment, but Mr. Gerwein made room for me. Thank goodness he did! When I think of my experience at Immaculate, I think of the opportunities that were a direct result of my years here. My experience participating in chorus and the spring musicals at Immaculate led me to seek out the music program at the University of Scranton where I received my undergraduate degree in Biology. It was there that I was chosen to represent the school at the Pennsylvania All State Intercollegiate Chorus, and to travel with the University Jazz Band to play inside The White House. While I was a student at Immaculate, I received a tremendous education, particularly in the sciences, from such outstanding teachers as Mr. David Couch and Mr. Kevin Dunleavy. The study skills and knowledge base acquired at Immaculate made for a smooth transition to college level work. Much of my first semester was review. When it came time to choose a high school for my daughter Kim, there was absolutely no question. Immaculate High School was the only choice. Kim’s experience at Immaculate has been extremely positive in every regard: academically, socially and spiritually. I am extremely proud of who she has become and would give Immaculate High School the highest recommendation.”socially and spiritually. I am extremely proud of who she
”socially and spiritually. I am extremely proud of who she has become and would give Immaculate High School the
”has become and would give Immaculate High School the highest recommendation.”highest recommendation. ”
IsaIaH mccorkle ‘12
I hadn’t planned on coming to Immaculate, because my twin brother had decided that he was going to
Danbury High School and we wanted to stick together. Immaculate went out of their way to try to make an IHS education possible for me and my brother, and for everyone who works hard and applies themselves. My brother Daniel and I are very thankful that Immaculate did that for us, and grateful for all of the donors who contribute to scholarships and financial aid. The academics at Immaculate were challenging, and the teachers were so engaging that I ended up enjoying subject material that I never dreamed I would like. They really knew how to grab my attention and pique my interest. The word “family” comes to mind when thinking about my experience in athletics at Immaculate. I still keep in touch with my fellow football teammates, and being the manager of the 2012 state championship basketball team is a memory I will never forget! I have now been given the opportunity to help coach football at my alma mater starting this fall, and I enjoy being a counselor at Mustang Basketball Camp. There are many opportunities for alumni to come back to Immaculate and continue to be a part of what is happening today. I am so glad that I made the decision to attend Immaculate and am grateful to have had the opportunity!
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“kIm (cervera) wInter ‘83
My brother, sister, father and mother all passed away between 1990 and 2010. It wasn’t until my mother passed away that the full impact of my
whole family being gone really hit me. I thought about how their time here on earth would be remembered. What difference did their lives make? I decided to contribute to the Immaculate High School Alumni Scholarship Fund on behalf of my parents,
in my sister’s memory. Lee Cervera ‘84, was a great athlete. She could block any shot in field hockey, sink any basket in basketball and was awesome out on the softball field. I felt that there were some deserving students that would benefit from an opportunity to attend Immaculate, and I know in some way the money given in Lee’s memory helped to make that happen. ”that there were some deserving students that would benefit
”that there were some deserving students that would benefit from an opportunity to attend Immaculate, and I know in
”from an opportunity to attend Immaculate, and I know in some way the money given in Lee’s memory helped to make ”some way the money given in Lee’s memory helped to make
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Denise Sullivan lives in South Pasadena, FL. She is in her 15th year as a cancer survivor. In 2009, Denise was the Honorary Chairperson and gave the opening ceremony speech at Relay for Life in Bethel. She is pictured here with Marty Leonard, Bill God-dard, Giulio Grilli, Denise, Bob Henry and seated Curtis “Corky” McKay.
playing “Gavroche” in the recent Im-maculate play, Les Miserables. Drew is active in the summer Mustang basket-ball camp and Marianne is active in the Alumni Committee.
Diane Caraluzzi Bau-mer has been married to her husband Fred for 37 years. They live in Newtown, CT and have 3 children and 4 grandchildren. They enjoy spending time camping around New England. She is the alumni represen-tative for the Class of 1974.
Marianne Urkiel Mitchell ‘81 and husband Scott Mitchell currently live in Brookfield. Marianne is a Nurse Practitioner and Scott is a CPA at Melillo & Mitchell in Bethel, CT. Their eldest, Megan is a IHS ‘10 presently works in Bismarck, North Dakota as an NBC affiliate morning news anchor (see Megan’s info on the next page). Their daughter Jillian is a recent IHS grad and will be attending Iona College in the fall. Son Drew is an 8th grader but has also been recently a part of Immaculate,
Allison Mullane Moger was named Assistant Principal at Waterford High School.
Ian Smith, MD is the #1 New York Times best- selling author of Shred, The 4 Day Diet, The Fat Smash Diet and Extreme Fat Smash Diet. He is a co-host of “The Doctors” TV show, a medical contributor to “The Rachael Ray Show” and host of the nationally syndicated radio show “HealthWatch”.
Laura Schmeltz currently lives in East Providence, RI. She just celebrated her 16th anniversary employed with Collette, a tour company located in Pawtucket, RI as a Quality Assurance Supervisor in the accounting depart-ment.
Bob Schlichtig was named Dean of Students this week at Loyola Blake-field in Towson, MD.
Val Curran graduated from the University of Scranton and received his medical degree from the Georgetown University School of Medicine. After 12 years of military service, he joined Peninsula Radiology Associates in July, 2007. He and his wife Dawn live in Wil-liamsburg, VA and have two daughters, Kiely (14) and Abby (12).
Jeff Deldin lives in New Fairfield, CT. He and his wife Lisa of 17 years have 2 children. He is a Vice President of a regional insurance agency called Bruen Deldin DiDio Associates, Inc. in Brew-ster, NY and works with construction companies on their insurance and sure-ty bonding needs. Jeff is active in many local & regional business associations and his local community in Fairfield & Putnam Counties.
‘89Brian Schnitta graduated from the University of Missis-sippi, and met his wife, Kate. They have two children Samantha (12), and Bryson (10). Brian is currently a Doctor of Chiropractic, voted Doctor of the Year in 2007. He was also inducted into the Knights of the Round Table for International Chiropractic in 2011. He owns three practices throughout the Midwest while working and living in Overland Park, KS.
‘89Chris Detje is currently Command Master Chief for the USN Navy Ceremo-nial Guard in Wash-ington DC. He has completed numerous deployments to the 5th Fleet, 7th Fleet , UNITAS De-ployments and Counter Narcotic Drug Operations. In July of 2008 he gradu-ated from the Senior Enlisted Acad-emy (class 139). His personal awards include the Defense Meritorious Ser-vice Medal, Navy and Marine Corps Commendation Medal (five awards), the Joint Service Achievement Medal and Commendation Medal, and the Navy and Marine Corps Achievement Medal (four awards) and various unit and campaign awards.
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Sean Curran works in sales for a paper company located in New York City. He and his wife Tara have been married for 14 years. They have lived in Brooklyn (“before it was cool to do so”) for 10 years, with their three children, Elise (9), Macy (7), and Brendan (2).
Nanci Ginty Butler was recently awarded an Employee Appre ciation Award by Riverside Community Care in Massachusetts at an event attended by over 500 people. Nanci, who received her MSW in 2001 and currently works as the Assistant Director of School and Community Services, was recognized for her leadership in overseeing two teams of mental health clinicians in the city of Newton, MA, as well as for working directly with family and friends of the deceased. Nanci lives in Newton with her husband Ethan Butler, and their two children Owen (6) and Maggie (3).
Kelly Durkin LaReau and her husband Jason LaReau ‘94 reside in Danbury and have three children ages 15, 13, and 7. Kelly has been employed for the last 7 years for Equity Administration Solutions as VP of sales. Jason is the co-owner of Pippa’s Sports Café in Danbury.
Amy Loya was nom-inated for the NCAA Women of the Year Award. Union College senior Amy Loya was selected as a recipient of the Women’s Basketball Coaches Association (WBCA) Good Works Team. She is one of just five women’s basketball players selected from all institutions in NCAA Divi-sion II, NCAA Division III and the NAIA throughout the United States.
Megan Mitchell graduated a semester early (December ‘13) from Emerson College, Megan is now the morning co-anchor for NBC North Dakota
News. Her show, Country Morning Today, is the top-rated morning news show, broadcasting every weekday from 5:30-7:00am in western North Dakota and parts of Montana and South Dakota. She has been enjoy-ing every single aspect of the job. She feels “overjoyed that she gets to connect with a community in such an impactful way.”
Anthony Conte ‘01 and Nikki Weiss ‘07 were married on July 5, 2014
Prayers For our reCently DeParteD alumni & FaCulty
Richard Cavanaugh ‘78 James Connelly ‘88 Karen Dolan ‘85Ken Hesse ‘00G. Ted LaBonne - Former Chairman of the Board Deborah Lynch-Fako ‘71Joanne Montessi - Former TeacherDerek Schmuecker ‘08
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Melinda Tarsi will be graduating in September with her Ph.D. in political science at UMass Amherst after com-pleting her undergraduate degree at WestConn (political science and justice & law administration). Her research focuses on the politics of veterans’ education benefits after WWII. She is currently a fellow with the Inter-Uni-versity Seminar on Armed Forces and Society, as well as an Assistant Direc-tor for UMass Poll, UMass Amherst’s public opinion research center. Starting in September, Melinda will begin a new position as an Assistant Professor of Political Science at Bridgewater State University in Bridgewater, MA.
Paul Bayer entered Our Lady of Dallas Cistercian Abbey, in Dallas, Texas in 2007, taking the religious name John. He made his solemn profession in 2012 and was ordained a priest on August 10, 2013 by Bishop Farrell of the diocese of Dallas. After studying philosophy and theology for several years at the Uni-versity of Dallas, he traveled to Rome, Italy, where he is now completing his second year of graduate studies at the Gregorian University. He is very grateful to God for the many gifts which come with being a priest and a member of such an ancient, tested, faith-driven tra-dition as monastic life.
Eric Sorcek graduated from Rensselaer Polytech-nic Institute in May, 2013 with a Bachelor of Science degree in Nuclear Engi-neering, and is working as a nuclear engineer in one of the radiation control departments for Newport News Ship-building in Newport News, VA.
Josh DiBella was sworn in as the Town of Bridgewater (CT) Assistant Town Clerk on January 13, 2014.
Kate Stevens was recently named to the Fall 2013 CSAC All-Academic Team at Cabrini College where she is entering her junior year.
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alumnI councIlpresIdent – Brian McGovern ’89
vIce presIdent – David Cappiello ’86secretary – Marianne (Urkiel) Mitchell ’81
treasurer – Matt Westervelt ’07coordInator – Denise (Henry) Suarez ’87
’66 – colleen (sHea) santanIello ’68 – pat (stankaItIs) o’neIl
’71 – Jan marIa JagusH ’74 – dIane (caraluzzI) baumer ’77 – katHy (maHoney) wakeford ’79 – deIrdre dolan-neslIne
’83 – Joe sullIvan ’84 – martIn tuIte ’87 – carolyn (sullIvan) scHlIcHtIg ’88 – katHleen (grIbbIn) demarco ’89 – marcey (cHapman) brIscoe
’91 – alIx lukIanoff
’92 – bob stanley ’93 – marc ennIs ’96 – Joe kIng
’03 – kevIn Hudak ’06 – tyler arcHer
’07 – matt petrInI ’08 – cHelsIe rIzzo
’10 – brett decker
’11 – makela stankey
’13 – tIffany basIle
’13 – adrIana carIno
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founders socIety ($100,000+)Mr. George Landegger
legacy socIety ($75,000-$99,999)David R. Couch Education Foundation
leaders of tHe mIssIon
($50,000-$74,999)Mr. Joseph Draper ‘82
guardIans of tHe mIssIon
($25,000-$49,999)Mrs. Isabelle T. FarringtonPathways AcademyMr. & Mrs. Norman Gage (PA)
partners of tHe mIssIon ($15,000-$24,999)AnonymousDanbury Grassroots AcademyCarl & Lauren Bailey ‘75Mr. Ralph Scozzafava ‘76
our lady’s cIrcle ($10,000-$14,999)Andrew & Michelle AdamsThe Cerminara, Rebeiro & Rizzo Families (P) (PA)Derx FoundationThe Fahey & Hatcher Families (P)Immaculate Parents Association ‘13Mr. Michael J. Mazzucco (PA)The Mercaldo Family ‘81 (P)Mrs. Catherine Gerwien Pinto ‘76Saint Mary Church, BethelSaint Rose of Lima ChurchMr. Kamil Salame ‘86
presIdent’s cIrcle ($5,000-$9,999)AnonymousAnonymous (GP)Mr. & Mrs. Michael Basile (P)*Mr. & Mrs. Tony Bisbano (PA) (in memory of Benjamin Bisbano)Gregory & Shaun Budnik (P)Mr. & Mrs. John C. BurnsJohn & Elisa DiBari (P)James P. & Nancy K. Dolan TrustRandy & Lisa Henley (P)Robert & Barbara Mahoney ‘72 & ‘70Mr. & Mrs. Brian McGovern ‘89Mr. & Mrs. Nelson Mingachos ‘89 (P)*Mr. & Mrs. Scott Mitchell ‘81 (P)The NY-CONN Corporation Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Piccolo, Jr. (PA)Mr. & Mrs. Gary Raymond ‘77 (P)*Rizzo CompaniesMr. & Mrs. Sam Rosenblum (P)Saint Mary Church, RidgefieldMr. & Mrs. Jonathan Seaman (PA)Westchester Modular Homes
prIncIpal’s cIrcle ($2,500-$4,999)Mr. & Mrs. James J. Arconti (P)Mr. & Mrs. Greg Broderick (P)Chris & Kathleen Casey*Tony & Jen Cirone (P)Colonna Lodge #184Diocese of BridgeportFriends of Candace Scholarship FundMr. & Mrs. Michael Gribbin (GP)Donald Hassiak Jr. Memorial ScholarhipMr. & Mrs. Michael Hudak (P)Mrs. Rebecca Gage Johnston ‘85Dr. & Mrs. Frederick A. Kayal (PA)Knights of Columbus Assembly #99Mr. & Mrs. Kieran McGrath (PA)Mr. & Mrs. Mark A. Medrano (P)Mr. & Mrs. Bob Rossman (P)Union Savings BankCandace Lee Williams Memorial Scholarship
mustang cIrcle ($1,000-$2,499)Mr. & Mrs. Michael Allen (P)Maureen (Brew) Arsenault ‘69*Mr. & Mrs. James Brew ‘72Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Burns (P)*Mr. & Mrs. David J. Cappiello ‘86Mr. & Mrs. John Capilli (P)Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Caraluzzi (PA)Mr. & Mrs. Hugh L. Carolan (in memory of Ted LaBonne)Cartus CorporationMs. Cynthia M. Clarke ‘76Mr. & Mrs. Rick Cowle (P)Mrs. Elsie F. Craig (PA)Mr. & Mrs. Brian Crotty (P)Day Physical Therapy Management LlcMr. & Mrs. Brendan Deakin ‘86Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Decker (P)Mr. & Mrs. Dean DiMauro ‘76 (P)Mr. & Mrs. Steven Engelbrecht (P)Stephen & Kathleen (Gribbin) Demarco ‘88 (P)Earthmovers, Inc - Ed Kilian ‘99F & M Electric Supply Co.Mr. & Mrs. James FaheyMr. & Mrs. Thomas Fanelli, Sr. (PA)Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Giorgio (P)Mr. Patrick Gribbin ‘90Mr. & Mrs. Mark Grube (P)Mr. & Mrs. Brian Guidera (P)Mr. & Mrs. Kurt Guth (P)Mr. & Mrs. Ted Hagan (P)Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Haley (P)Mr. & Mrs. John P. Hannigan (P)Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Henderson (P)Mr. & Mrs. John Hooker (P)IBMImmaculate Alumni AssociationMr. & Mrs. Robert Kaczka Mr. & Mrs. Chris Kerner (PA)Ted LaBonne ScholarshipMr. & Mrs. Michael K Lasco (P)Lifetouch National School StudiosMr. & Mrs. Allan Linden (P)Kevin & Mary Maloney*Mr. & Mrs. Richard MartinoMr. & Mrs. Peter Masi (P)Bud & Eleanor McClellan (PA)
Mr. Mark McGetrick ‘72Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Mertens*Mr. & Mrs. Matt Micros*Mr. & Mrs. Michael Monahan (PA)Mr. & Mrs. Joseph F. Morrissey ‘81Mr. James Moses ‘75Mustang All -Sports ClubNewtown Savings BankRobert & Susan Nolan ‘70* (PA)North American EquipmentNortheast Carpet & FlooringMr. & Mrs. Paul OrsinoLinda Oskam (GP)Mr. & Mrs. Colin Parris (P)Ms. Mary PinahaMr. Wasil PinahaMr. & Mrs. Alfredo Porta ‘90 (P)Preferred Maintenance, Inc.Publick HouseMr. Richard Raymond (GP)RexelAtty. & Mrs. Larry Riefberg ‘80Mr. & Mrs. Michael Reilly (P)Mr. & Mrs. Mark Ringes (P)Rite-Way Internal Removal, Inc.Mr. Joseph Ryan ‘89Saint Joseph ChurchSaint Peter ChurchMr. & Mrs. Camillo Santomero (GP)Silent Watchman SecurityMr. & Mrs. Michael J. Steinerd (P)Mrs. Veronica P. SzewczukMr. & Mrs. Tom TaylorDrs. Gary Townsend and Joan Draper (P)Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Valentine (P)Vanguard LightingVSI Sales LLCMr. Kevin Walsh ‘78Msgr. Robert E. WeissMr. & Mrs. Charles E. Williams (GP)Mr. & Mrs. John Witek (PA) Mr. & Mrs. David Woods (P)Mr. & Mrs. Keith Zuccala (P)
With great appreciation, we recognize the Immaculate Leadership Society. The Leadership Society is comprised of donors who gave $1,000 or more between July 1, 2013 – June 30, 2014. Your participation has made a difference and helps ensure the excellence of Immaculate High School. Please join us for our
2013-2014 Donor Appreciation Reception at Tarrywile Mansion in Danbury on Wednesday, October 22nd at 6:15PM. RSVP to Debbie Basile at (203) 744-1510 ext. 159
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sIlver club ($500-$999)Mr. Joseph Abdella ‘66Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Archer (P)Mr. & Mrs. Chris Bader (PA)Mr. & Mrs. Richard Bartley (P)Dr. & Mrs. Robert Baughman (P)Mr. & Mrs. Peter Beal (P)Mrs. Patricia Tulipani Becker ‘72Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Bischof (P)Mr. Joseph P. Boa ‘72Dr. Jennifer Boyce ‘82 (P)Mr. & Mrs. James M. Brown (P)Mr. & Mrs. Kevin F. Burns ‘76Dr. Joseph Camillo (GP)Caraluzzi’s MarketsMr. & Mrs. Joe Carmen*James & Nicole (Randazzo) Cipriani ‘89, ‘90Class of ‘86Como & NicholsonMs. Deborah Ann Conlan ‘72Christopher & Lisa (Broadbridge) Coyle ‘81 (P)Mr. & Mrs. William Craig ‘74Mr. & Mrs. Brian Cronin (PA)Mr. Mark Depaul ‘78/Pitney Bowes (in memory of Louis DePaul)Mr. & Mrs. Dan DiBuono (PA)Drohan Family ‘91Fibre Optic Plus, Inc.Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Finnegan (P)Andrea Dolan Fitzgerald ‘84Mr. & Mrs. James Foley (PA)Mr. & Mrs. Michael L. Frank ‘72Mr. & Mrs. John Gasparrini (P)Mr. Eric GordonMrs. Rosalie Green (GP)Mr. & Mrs. James Hawk ‘82 (PA)Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Heinlein (P)Mrs. Claire M. HinesMr. & Mrs. Thomas C. Hogan ‘90Mr. David Hoyt*Mr. & Mrs. Joseph JacksonJowdy-Kane Funeral HomeMr. & Mrs. Sean Kerins ‘77 (P)Mrs. Joan Wixted Kiely ‘78Mr. & Mrs. Paul J. Lagas (P)Ms. Denise B. Lajoie ‘80Mr. Art LanglaisMr. Robert C. Leggett ‘83 Joseph & Lynn Loya*Kyle Lyddy*Mr. & Mrs. Martin Lynch ‘79Thomas & Ruth McGoldrick (PA)Isabella Mercaldo ‘16Mrs. Jeanne Bennett Merola ‘72Norbert E. Mitchell Co. Inc.Mr. & Mrs. James Murphy ‘66Northeast Electrical DistributorsPalmer Brothers HardwareMr. & Mrs. Chris J. Palmer ‘68Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Palmer ‘73Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Pellegrino (P)Mr. & Mrs. Philip Petrosky
Mr. John Pinckney ‘69Ms. Mary Quinlan ‘72Mr. & Mrs. Bernard E. Reidy, Jr. ‘89Rings EndMr. & Mrs. Jorge Rivera (P)Mr. & Mrs. Gerard D. RobilottiThomas J. Saadi, Esq. ‘88Sacred Heart ChurchSaint Edward The Confessor ChurchSaint Rose of Lima SchoolDr. Brian J. Schnitta ‘89Rev. Samuel V. ScottJoseph ShapiroMrs. Elizabeth Soegaard (PA)*Joesph & Denise (Henry) Suarez ‘87Mr. & Mrs. William Tanner III (P)Vanhouten & Company, LlcMr. Michael Wagner ‘83Mr. & Mrs. Jonathan Wedvik (P)
blue club ($250-$499)Mr. & Mrs. Mark Allen (PA)*Mr. & Mrs. Stanley Baker (P)John & Linda Barbosa*Mr. & Mrs. John Barry (P)Atty. Joseph Biraglia “82Dr. & Mrs. Timothy R. Bohling (P)Ms. Brooke Bondur ‘89Mrs. Barbara Braatz ‘89Mr. & Mrs. Mark Brubaker (P)Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Bukowski (P)Thomas & Debbie (Caravetta) Burke ‘79 (P)Dr. & Mrs. Anthony Camillo (P)Mr. & Mrs. Frank Cappiello (PA)Mr. & Mrs. Dick CarmenMr. Salvatore Chieffalo, Jr. ‘81Marie Connors-Gilmore, Ed. D. ‘72Carol CooneyMs. Judith Corbett ‘66Ms. Louann D. DaraganMr. Sean Deakin ‘87Mr. & Mrs. Mike DelucaDMA AssociatesMr. & Mrs. Kevin Dunleavy (PA)*Elmer’s Diner Inc.Mr. Brian Elston ‘86Equale & Cirone, LLP, CPAMr. & Mrs. Carmine Fardella (P)Mrs. Moira Deakin Finney ‘93 Mr. & Mrs. John W. Fitzpatrick (PA) (in memory of Ted LaBonne)Mrs. Mary Ann (Grandieri) Foncello ’70 (PA)*Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Frizzell ‘87 (P)Mr. Dennis Fulling ‘83Mr. & Mrs. Todd Garvey (P)Mr. & Mrs. Accursio GenerosoMr. & Mrs. James GerwienMs. Eileen Gribbin ‘97Mr. & Mrs. Nizar Haddad (P)Mr. Daniel Hall ‘82Halloran & Sage LLPMr. Thomas Hefferon ‘78
Carol Henry (PA)Mr. & Mrs. Calvin Hewitt (P)Mr. & Mrs. Paul Hiro ‘68Mrs. Cynthia Hughes (P)Jennifer Hussey ‘89Iovino BrothersJennings Oil CompanyMr. & Mrs. Don Kallberg (P)Ms. Anna May Leiss (PA)Mrs. Jennifer Merkel Lipari ‘89Mr. & Mrs. Diane Longo ‘76Mr. & Mrs. Michael Loya ‘79 (P)Michael & Maureen (Gribbin) Maguire ‘94Mr. & Mrs. John Maloney (P)Mr. & Mrs. Carmine Mango (PA)Mr. & Mrs. Christopher M. Mango‘82Marie Nugent Temporary Services, Inc.Madeline McDermott ‘12Megan McDermott ‘13Dr. & Mrs. Gregory A McKennaSen. Michael McLachlanMs. Maura Melody (PA)Ms. Dale Mello (PA)Mrs. Ellen Vogt Meyst ‘89Mr. & Mrs. Steve MitchellMr. & Mrs. Richard Monaco (P)Mrs. Betsy Murphy*Mr. & Mrs. Paul Myott ‘86The Bellone Family (P)*Dr. & Mrs. James Nolan (P)Mr. Denis O’Hara ‘82Mr. & Mrs. Stephen O’Hara (GP)Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Orrico (P)Osimanti Masonary, LLCMrs. Nancy (Buzaid) Palmer ‘69Rob PhilipsPippa’s Sports CafeMs. Stephanie Rebeiro ‘05Mr. Michael Riccio Mr. & Mrs. David Ring, Jr. (PA)*Ring’s EndMs. Chelsie Rizzo ‘08Mr. & Mrs. David Rudolf (P)Ms. Marita A. RyanMr. & Mrs. Donald SaboSaint Gregory the Great ChurchSaint Joseph School, BrookfieldSaint Marguerite Bourgeoys ChurchMr. & Mrs. Kenneth Sakorafos (PA)Ms. Patricia Saviano ‘69Mr. & Mrs. Paul Schaffer (P)Mr. & Mrs. Stephen SedenskyMr. Christopher C. Setaro ‘83Mr. Michael SlaneySmart TuitionMr. & Mrs. Matthew Stankey (PA)Mr. Paul Stascavage (PA)Mr. Matthew Stevens ‘06Mrs. Nanci Stockmann*J.S. Sullivan Cable Co., Inc.Mr. James Vaccarelli ‘73Al VitelloMr. & Mrs. Barton Voswinkel ‘75 (P)Ms. Susan Ward & Nick Maraglino(P)
Mr. & Mrs. William Ward ‘74 (PA)Mr. & Mrs. David Whitmore (P)Mr. Joseph Zielinski (P)
patrons club ($100-$249)Mr. & Mrs. Chip Abbott (P)Ms. Regina Adducci (P)Mr. Richard AlbaneseAlbert Bros. Inc.Mr. & Mrs. Ignatius Alexander*Mr. & Mrs. Victor Alves (P)Amber Room ColannadeMr. & Mrs. Louis Amodeo ‘79 (PA)AnonymousMr. & Mrs. Timothy Armold (P)Mr. & Mrs. Errol Arne (P)Assad’s Food ServiceMr. Carl Bailey, Jr. ‘75Mr. & Mrs. John Baker (P)Mr. Mark Baker ‘90Mr. Raymond Baker ‘86 Mr. & Mrs. John Banks (P)P.F. Beal & SonsMrs. Mary Ellen Bell (P)Best Western PlusMr. Ray BoaMrs. Danielle (Guertin) Bon Tempo ‘91Mr. & Mrs. David Bono (P)Mr. Nick BonocardoMs. Muriel T. Bove (P)Mr. Patrick Bower ‘76Mrs. Tracy Bowman (P)Sharon Brace ‘81Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Brady (P)Mr. Joseph Brady (P)Ms. Colleen Brereton*Mr. & Mrs. Frank J Briscoe IIIMrs. Marcey Chapman Briscoe ‘89Mr. & Mrs. Brian Broggy (P)Brookfield Center For ChiropracticBrookfield Lions ClubMary T. BrownMr. Wes BrownBruce Taylor Heavy EquipmentMr. & Mrs. Louis Brugnatelli (P)Mr. & Mrs. Marlon Cabrera (P)Bishop Frank J. CaggianoMs. Elizabeth Cahill (P)Mr. & Mrs. Paul Campagna (P)Candlewood InnMr. & Mrs. Frank Cappiello ‘81Mr. & Mrs. Chris Catania (P)Mr. & Mrs. John Cerrone (P)Mr. Joseph ChemeroMr. Donny ChieffaloMr. & Mrs. John Chipman ‘82 (P)Mr. & Mrs. James Chiravelli (P)Mrs. Dolly Chong (PA)Mr. & Mrs. Dave Cirella*Mr. Bill ClarkeMr. & Mrs. Daniel Clarke ‘78 (P)Mr. Norman Clarkson ‘70Ms. Brenda Cleary ‘66Mrs. Patricia Cochran ‘74
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Consolidated Electrical Distributors Mr. Raymond Conta ‘88 Mr. & Mrs. Michael Coppola (P) Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Coppola (P)Mr. Gabriel Correa ‘16Robin Correll Country Paintworks, LlcMr. & Mrs. Todd Cropsey (P)Mr. & Mrs. B.J. Cunningham (in memory of Ted LaBonne)Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Cunningham (P)Lisa Curesky ‘86Mr. & Mrs. Bernardo CurraMr. Emil Curran ‘68Czar Vending Inc.Ms. Marianne Daly ‘80DANCOMs. Christie DanielsMr. & Mrs. Gary Daniels (P)DBE EnterprisesMr. & Mrs. Antonio de Melo (P)Mr. & Mrs. Ted Deisenroth (P)Mr. & Mrs. Edward B. DelanyMr. & Mrs. Thomas Delfino (P)Mr. & Mrs. Philip Delgiudice (P) Mr. & Mrs. John Dicarlo (P)Mr. & Mrs. Ricardo DiPierro (P)DMA AssociatesDr. & Mrs. Arthur Dobos (P)Mr. & Mrs. Don Doering (P)Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Doherty (P)Mr. & Mrs. William Dolan ‘85Mr. & Mrs. Bill Donohue (P)Msgr. Thomas J. DriscollMr. & Mrs. Demosthenes Drougas (P)Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Ducey (P)Mr. & Mrs. James Duffy (P)Ms. Kathleen Dunne ‘70Mrs. Danielle DurgyMr. Edward Durkin ‘72Mr. Joseph A. Egan, Jr.Electrical WholesalersMr. & Mrs. Gene Eriquez ‘71Mr. & Mrs. Jesse Esteban (P)Mr. Anthony FinaldiMr. & Mrs. Patrick Fink (PA)Mr. James Fisher (PA)Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Flanagan (P)Dr. & Mrs. Jack FongMrs. Lisa Marie FontMr. & Mrs. William Font (in memory of Ted LaBonne)Mr. & Mrs. Antonio J. Franqueira (P)Mr. & Mrs. David Fredette (P)Ms. Mary Deakin Fredlund (PA)Ms. Karen Freitag (PA)Mr. & Mrs. James Gallagher ‘90 (P)Mr. Mark Garavel ‘78 Ms. Regina Gardner ‘68Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Gavel (P)Mr. & Mrs. James Gerbo (P)Dr. & Mrs. Joseph Gerics, Jr.Mr. Robert Gerwien, Sr.*GexproMr. & Mrs. Richard Gisonny (PA)
Mr. & Mrs. Chris Godino (P)Goodfellow AshmoreMr. & Mrs. Timothy Gorman ‘85Mr. & Mrs. Bill Grabert ‘72Mrs. Christine Grabowski ‘69Mrs. Theresa Greene ‘93Mrs. Suzanne Berger Greenwood ‘78Mr. Marc GrenierMr. & Mrs. Walter Gross (P)Mrs. Patricia Bongo Gustavson ‘81Mr. Steve HabeebMary Beth HackenbergMr. & Mrs. Theodore Haddad, Sr. ‘74William Hannan ‘77Hantsch Electric Inc.Mr. & Mrs. Paul T. Hart ‘71Mr. Gary Hartell ‘74Dr. Jose HenriquezMs. Andrea Henry ‘90Mr. & Mrs. James Hess (P)Mr. & Mrs. Rob Hilliard (P)Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Hilliard (GP)Holton TravelMr. John Houghton (P)Mr. Kevin Hudak ‘03Mrs. Beth IaciofanoMrs. Jeanne IappalluccioMr. & Mrs. Vincenzo IazzettaJoe Fusaro Plumbing & HeatingMr. & Mrs. Peter J. Jeffrey (PA)Mrs. Mary Johnson ‘80Mr. Joe JosephMr. Brenden Jugler ‘68Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Kaczmarek (P)Mr. & Mrs. Anton Kaeslin (P)Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Kalbfus (P)Mr. & Mrs. Jayson Karp (P)Mr. & Mrs. Allan Kaulbach ‘66Ms. Marta Keane ‘72James KehoeMrs. Jennifer Shay Kelley ‘93Mr. & Mrs. Abraham Kendziorski (P)Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Kennedy (P)Dr. Mary Jo Kenny (PA)Mr. David “Greg” KerlMr. Edward Kilian ‘99K-Man Glass Corp.Mrs. Lisa Koeppel ‘77Mr. & Mrs. Mary Ellen (Palmer) Kolwicz ‘72Dr. Cathleen I. Kowalski ‘68Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Kozlowski ‘80 (P)Mr. & Mrs. Harish Krishnamurthy (P)Mr. & Mrs. David P. Kulo, Jr. ‘80 (P)Ms. Roynayne Schonfeld Lancaster ‘90Ms. Stephanie Landis (in memory of Ted LaBonne)Lang’s Auto RepairsMr. & Mrs. Jay Lanza (P)Mr. & Mrs. David Laros (P)Mr. Timothy Lautier ‘74Lavelle & Herron Rev. Peter Lenox
Mr. & Mrs. Ian Lenz (P)Mr. & Mrs. John Leonard (P)Leo’s Auto PerformanceLevine Auto & Truck PartsLighting AffiliatesMr. Michael LimoncelliMr. James Lipscomb ‘93Ms. Beth Anne Livolsi ‘89Ms. Kathleen Livolsi ‘82Mr. & Mrs. Angel Lojano (P)Mr. & Mrs. Cesar Lopes (P)Mr. Phil LoprestiJanis Lucian ‘82Mr. & Mrs. Paul Ludanyi (P)Dr. Alexandra Lukianoff ‘91Mr. Lockwood Lyons ‘68M&M Alencar Sounds InstallationMr. & Mrs. Thomas Maguire (P)Mr. & Mrs. Steve Mais (P)Ms. Mary Elizabeth McKenney Malone ‘81Mr. & Mrs. Michael Malota (P)Mr. & Mrs. Luigi Marcone (P)Mark Anderson Plumbing Wells and PumpsMarlin Controls, Inc.Mr. & Mrs. Richard Matero (P)Jena Mazzucco ‘13Mr. & Mrs. Joseph McAdams (P)Ms. Patricia McCarthy ‘83 (in memory of Ted LaBonne)Sr. Anne McCarthyAtty. Candis Ferris McCarty ‘70Mr. & Mrs. John McCoy ‘87 (P)Ms. Anne McCroryMr. & Mrs. Thomas McFarland (P)Mr. & Mrs. Stephen McFarlin (P)Mr. Ralph McIntosh ‘68 (PA)Mr. & Mrs. Albert MeadMerck Partnership For GivingMr. & Mrs. Fredrick Merkel Jr. ‘83Mr. & Mrs. Luigi Mezzetta (P)Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Michaelsen (P)Mr. & Mrs. Joe Mingachos (P)Mr. & Mrs. Tom Mitchell (P)Mr. & Mrs. Paul V. Mohn, Jr. (PA)Mr. & Mrs. William Mok (P)Mr. & Mrs. Brendan Monahan (P)Ms. Joanne M. Montesi*Mrs. Elizabeth Wierengo Moran’73Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Morgado ‘90Mr. Nate Morgan ‘89Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Mulvey (P)Mr. John Mulvihill ‘70Mr. & Mrs. Daniel J. Murphy ‘66Ms. Janine Murphy ‘82Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Murphy (P)Mr. Lawrence Murphy ‘75Mr. & Mrs. Michael Natal (P)The Network Support Co.Mr. & Mrs. Edward Nevin (P)Mrs. Hilary Nimons ‘83NJS Sales CorporationMr. J.P. O’KeefeMs. Margaret M. O’KeefeMr. & Mrs. James Olencki (P)
Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Olsen (in memory of Ted LaBonne) Fr. Chip O’NeilOnsite Services, Inc.Mr. & Mrs. Peter Opinante (P)Mr. James O’Rourke ‘88Ms. Kathleen O’Rourke ‘81Mr. & Mrs. Mark Oskam (P)Mr. Francis PalmerMr. Michael Palmer ‘69Mr. & Mrs. Richard Palmer ‘76Mr. & Mrs. Steve Palmer ‘74Jane Pangborn ‘66Mr. William Parks ‘79Pearson CurriculumMr. Whittier Peirce (P)Mr. & Mrs. Tarique Perera (PA)Louis PesantezMr. Christopher Philbrick ‘89Maurice PierreMr. Peter PinckneyMr. & Mrs. John F. Pitrelli (P)Mr. & Mrs. Charles Pizzo (P)Mr. Michael Pizzo ‘89Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Plaisted (P)Christine Portelance ‘81Mrs. Teresa Anne Livolsi Poulos ‘94Mr. & Mrs. Brent Pruner (P)Ms. Joan Pryde ‘77Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Pucci (P)Mr. James Purcell ‘71Mr. & Mrs. Roger Raffini (P)Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Rapley (P) Mr. & Mrs. Rowel Relator (P)Dr. & Mrs. Mark Renzi (P)Mr. Paulo RicarteMr. Robert Rickard (P)David Ring III ‘02Mr. James Rist (P)Mr. Michael RizzoMrs. Jeannie Robbins (P)Ms. Nelida Rocha Decarvalho (P)Adam & Catherine (Lynch) Ross ‘93Ms. Karoline Rossini ‘81Ms. Lynne F. Rowe Mr. Peter Ruppert ‘82Mr. & Mrs. Michael RyanSafety Marking, Inc.Jeffrey & Dana (Henry) Saidman ‘87Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton ChurchMr. Frank Salvatore, Jr. ‘84Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Sanches (P)Drs. Kenneth and Joann Sangiacomo (P)Mr. Scott SantanielloSavings Bank of DanburyMr. & Mrs. Jonathan Schultz (P)Mr. & Mrs. Paul J. Schuyler (P)Mr. Leonard SchwartzMr. & Mrs. William Schweitzer (P)Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Sharp (PA)Mrs. Renee Sherrick (PA)Mrs. Sharyn Shindo ‘75Ms. Monika K. Shubert ‘90
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Mr. & Mrs. Fred Sillner (in memory of Ted LaBonne)Mr. & Mrs. Richard Simmons (P) Mr. & Mrs. Ed Smith (PA)Mr. & Mrs. Norman Sokolow (in memory of Ted LaBonne)Mr. & Mrs. Paul Sotnik ‘79Mr. & Mrs. Christopher St. Jean ‘89 (P)Ms. Eleanor Staib ‘73Mr. Kevin J. Starke ‘86Debbie SteinMs. Claudia Stephan (PA)Mr. & Mrs. Michael Sturges ‘67Ms. Denise A. Sullivan ‘66Ms. Tammy Sullivan ‘83Mr. Mark SvandaT.J. & SonsMrs. Ann Taylor ‘73Mr. & Mrs. James M. Tharrington (PA)Mr. & Mrs. William ThaterMs. Samantha Thuesen ‘15Mr. James Tierney ‘67Mr. & Mrs. Carlos Tirado (P)Ms. Johanna Brockelman Tolan ‘78Mr. Peter Tragni ‘82Mr. Charles TroccolaMr. & Mrs. Donald Troiano (P)Mr. Matthew L Turk ‘86United Concrete Products, Inc.United RentalsMr. & Mrs. Mark Vaghi ‘71 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Vannucci (PA)Dr. & Mrs. Lupo Villega (P)Mr. John Vitti ‘88Mr. & Mrs. Peter Vodola (P)Mr. & Mrs. Henry J. VosswinkelMr. & Mrs. Geoffrey Wakeford ‘77 (P)Mrs. Margaret B. Walsh (PA)Liz WeberWells Fargo AdvisorsMrs. Alice Motta Wells ‘72Mr. Scott Williams Mrs. Margaret Reese Williamson ‘71Mr. & Mrs. Timothy Witkowski (P)Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Wojnicki (P)Pamela Woodcock ‘69Fuju YangLizzie YangMr. & Mrs. David Yankana (P)Mr. Ed Zdanaewicz
frIends club (up to $99)Ms. Laurie Albano ‘76Mr. & Mrs. Arthur F. Amend ‘94Mr. & Mrs. Arnold Anderson ‘75 (P)Ms. Breanna Anderson ‘07Amber Aragi ‘14Mr. & Mrs. Gilberto Arruda (P)Maureen AustinMr. Seth Babikian
Griffin Baker ‘14Ms. Nancy J. Baldaserini ‘71Mrs. Elizabeth (Palmer)BamonteMr. & Mrs. Robert Barnhart (in memory of Ted LaBonne)Mrs. Kathleen Barrett ‘69Ms. Tiffany A Basile ‘13Mr. & Mrs. John Benicewicz (P)Mrs. Barbara Beninati*Mr. & Mrs. Michael Bent ‘93Robyn BerkleyMr. & Mrs. Agostinho Bico (P)Mr. & Mrs. Denis Bouffard (PA)Laura Boullianne ‘83Mr. & Mrs. Carelton Briggs (in memory of Ted LaBonne)Mr. Philip Brockelman ‘81Brookfield PharmacyMs. Ann BrownBridgid Brown ‘86Sean Brown ‘14Mr. & Mrs. Robert Brunetti ‘69Ms. Kathleen Clarke Buch ‘79Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Buckley (PA)*Zach Bukowski ‘14Michael Burns ‘14Christopher Burr ‘14Mr. & Mrs. Peter Carey (in memory of Ted LaBonne) Mr. Jamar Carter ‘15Kristen Carvalho ‘’07Mr. Daniel Casagrande ‘72Arthur CaseyMr. & Mrs. Jeff Castaldi*Ms. Nancy Cedeno (P)Danielle Cerrone ‘14Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth ChapmanCharter Oak Insurance and Financial Services Co. (in memory of Ted LaBonne)Mr. Xingmin Chen ‘16Mr. Byron Cody ‘07Margaret Helen Connors ‘80Ms. Joann M. Constantini ‘66Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Conte, Sr. (PA)Mr. Frank J. Cooney ‘89Ms. Bridget Corkery ‘85Mr. & Mrs. Keith Costello ‘93Mrs. Stacy Costello ‘93Myckland Cothias ‘16Mr. & Mrs. John Courtney (P)Fr. Jeff Couture*Jessica Cowle ‘14Riley Cross ‘14Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Cross (P)Ms. Kara Crowley (P)Mr. & Mrs. Fred Curtis (P)Mr. & Mrs. Edward Dachenhausen (P)Mr. & Mrs. Charles Daily (P)Mr. & Mrs. James Dalmedo (P)Olivia Dalmedo ‘14Mr. Thomas Daly, Jr. ‘05Mr. & Mrs. Brian Davidson (P)Mr. & Mrs. Greg Davis (P)Mr. Michael Deakin ‘81
Ms. Norma Dejesus (P)Kristina Dellasorte (PA)Ralph Deluca ‘14Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Deluca III (P)Mrs. Julie A Deluca ‘86Mr. & Mrs. Carl Demers (P)Mrs. Joleen Dennison ‘86Ms. Danna DesimoneNatalia Diaz ‘14Ms. Elisa Dicarlo ‘07Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Digiacomo (P)Mr. Stephen Digilio (P)Ellie Doering ‘14Sandra Do Nascimento (P)Mr. & Mrs. Wesley Dos Reis (P)Mr. & Mrs. Peter Drake ‘85 (P)Despina Drougas ‘14Mr. Robert Drumm ‘67Mr. & Mrs. Lynn Dudas ‘85Bridget Duffy ‘14Mr. Denis DugganMr. & Mrs. Chris Duran (P)Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Durkin (PA)Ms. Elizabeth Durkin ‘89Ms. Lindsay Duva Mr. & Mrs. John Edmond, Jr.Mrs. Patricia Curran Ellsworth ‘67Mr. Carlos J Espinal ‘14Mr. & Mrs. Robert EspositoRoger Fenn (in memory of Ted LaBonne)Mr. & Mrs. Paul Ferreira ‘91 (P)Mrs. Mary Beth Finnerty ‘81Mr. Brian Fitzgerald ‘66Mrs. Kathleen Fitzgerald ‘00Mr. & Mrs. Charles Flanagan (P)Mary Flynn-MaguireNicole Dyer FoncelloMr. William Fowler*Mr. & Mrs. William R. Foye ‘89Michael Fredette ‘14Ms. Jessica Gaboriault ‘04Mr. & Mrs. Timothy Gaburungyi (P)Mr. Edward Gaddis ‘07Mr. & Mrs. Matthew Gallagher ‘79Mr. & Mrs. Peter K. Gallagher ‘75Mr. & Mrs. Bob Gannon (P)Jean Garavel ‘81Mrs. Renee Bouchard Gardiner ‘82Jenna Gasparrini ‘16Mr. Sean Gavin ‘07Ms. Donna Draper George (PA)Michael GerwienMr. Patrick Gibbons ‘87Mr. & Mrs. Carl GilbertMs. Mary Bohan Gilbert ‘81Susan Gilgallon-Craig ‘76Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Girardot (P)Mr. & Mrs. Peter Girolamo (P)Mr. & Mrs. Franasco Gonzalez (P)Mrs. Gladys Gonzalez*Mr. Gary Gramling ‘72Mr. & Mrs. Thomas R. GreenCatherine Gregory ‘87
Ms. Patricia Groski (P)Mrs. Alice Grover*Mr. & Mrs. Martin Guerrero (P)Jack Guidera ‘14Mrs. Jean GuidoneNavia Hall ‘14Mr. & Mrs. Warren Hall (P)Mrs. Catherine Hannigan (GP)James Hawk Jr. ‘13Mr. & Mrs. Sidney HeadMr. & Mrs. Justin Hennessy (PA)Mr. Erick Hernandez ‘17Ms. Faith Hickey ‘88Ms. Victoria A. Hickey ‘66Matthew Hillard ‘14Kathleen Hlavac ‘76Hodge InsuranceMr. & Mrs. John Hoetjes (P)Mr. Christopher Holzer ‘89Christie A. Homberg ‘09Mr. Daryl HooksMsgr. John HossanAshley Houghton ‘14Mrs. Denise Howe (P)*Maura Hughes ‘14Mr. & Mrs. Michael Hughes, Sr. (P)Mr. & Mrs. Elias Illescas (P)Mr. & Mrs. Craig Impellizzeri (P)Carrie IsbellMs. Hope Jackson (P)Mr. Stephen JacoberMr. & Mrs. Ronald Jacobs (in memory of Ted LaBonne) Mr. & Mrs. William Jakubek (PA)Mr. & Mrs. Peter Jennings (P)Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Jimenez (P)Ms. Amal Johnston (P)Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Jonas (P)Sr. Dawna JonesMrs. Carole Kaback Elizabeth Keating ‘11Mr. & Mrs. John Keating Jr. ‘08Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Keenan (P)Meredith Keenan ‘14Mr. & Mrs. James C Kelleher (PA)Mr. & Mrs. Cornelius KellyMatthew Kendziorski ‘14Mr. & Mrs. Benjamin Kent ‘91 (P)Ms. Nadine Khalil ‘01*Mr. & Mrs. Chris Kirkman (P)Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Kirkman (P)Thomas Kulo ‘14Mr. & Mrs. William Kuroski ‘84 (P)Mr. & Mrs. Robert H. LaBonne (in memory of Ted LaBonne)Alex Lagas ‘14Deanna Lasco ‘14Eric Le ‘14Ms. Joan LeveilleChip & Ellen (Banasik) Lewis ‘93Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Lifrieri (P)Mr. & Mrs. Jim Livolsi (PA)Mr. Kevin Livolsi ‘86Ms. Megan C. LivolsiDiane Locke ‘89
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Mrs. Karen Loker*Ms. Caryl Lucchesi ‘72 Elizabeth Ludanyi ‘14Mrs. Kathleen Lundeen ‘72Mr. & Mrs. Luis Magana (P)Rachel Maguire ‘14 Mr. & Mrs. Michael Maher (P)Mr. & Mrs. Abe Major (PA)Mr. & Mrs. Robert Mancini (P)Mr. & Mrs. Rayburn Markward (P)Mallory Martino ‘04Mass Mutual (in memory of Ted LaBonne)Mr. & Mrs. Paul Maurina (P)Ms. Mary Mazzucco ‘81Mr. John McAvoy ‘66Mr. & Mrs. David McCann (P)Mallory McCann ‘14Mrs. Jennifer Barry McCarthy ‘89Kyle McGinniss ‘14Mrs. Cynthia McHugh ‘80Ms. Betty Lou McKeonMr. & Mrs. McNerney (GP)Mr. Terrence McNicholas ‘98Ms. Erin Melody ‘90Mr. George MenziesMrs. Lisa Mesner ‘82Mr. & Mrs. Michael MeurerJillian Mitchell ‘14Emily Mohn ‘06Mr. & Mrs. Robert Morse ‘83Mr. & Mrs. Kurt Mortimer (P)Mr. Stephen Motta ‘75Mrs. Carolyn Mueller ‘83Mrs. Catherine Richardson Murdock
‘69Mr. & Mrs. Gregory Murphy (P)Ms. Jennifer Murphy (P)Shane Murphy ‘14Michaela Natal ‘14Mr. & Mrs. Paul F. Naves (PA)Mr. & Mrs. Owen Nedd (P)Mr. & Mrs. Warren Neuberger (in memory of Ted LaBonne)Ms. Angela Nicolosi (P)Mr. Christopher Nolan ‘12Mr. Ryan Nolan ‘09*Mr. & Mrs. Francis NovachekMr. & Mrs. Jorge Nunes (P)Ms. Ann O’Hara (PA)Ms. Eileen O’Marra ‘83Danielle Opinante ‘14 Ms. Marilyn Orlan (in memory of Ted LaBonne)Mrs. Anna O’Rourke Mrs. Linda Orlando Ottavio ‘69Mr. Dennis Palmer ‘77Stan Palmer ‘71Mrs. Diana PaproskiMs. Barbara Parks ‘69Mr. & Mrs. Edgar Peralta (P)Mr. & Mrs. Rocco Perna (P)Mr. Thomas A. Pesce ‘99Mrs. Dana Krupinsky Pinckney ‘01*Ms. Ashley Plumb ‘06Mr. & Mrs. Robert Plumb ‘78 (P)Mr. & Mrs. George Porco (P)Mrs. Susan Kaback Poulos ‘89Ms. Kathleen Powers ‘81Ms. Marie C. Proverb*
Mr. Donald Ragaini ‘71Ms. Michele Randazzo ‘86 Faith-Anne Rapley ‘14Mr. Kieran G. Raval ‘09Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Ravo (PA)Mr. & Mrs. Aldo Redendo (P)Mr. & Mrs. Bruno Ricci (PA)Sara Rizzo ‘14Mrs. Lana RoseMs. Nancy Rose ‘89Samantha Rosenblum ‘14Mrs. Kelly McLachlan Rudis ‘89Mr. Mario Russotti ‘83Mr. & Mrs. H. David Sabel, Jr.*James Sakorafos ‘10Darlene Sallan ‘71Kimberly Sands ‘14Mr. Robert Schlichtig ‘89Benjamin Schultz ‘14Ms. Marjorie Shannon ‘81Christopher Sherrick ‘12Mr. & Mrs. Paul Silva (P)Mr. Michael Smith (P)Mrs. Julie T. Sorcek (PA)*Mrs. Mary Ordway Sorrentino ‘89Mr. & Mrs. Scott Bryan Spiewak ‘89Mr. & Mrs. Dennis St. JeanDr. & Mrs. Jim Steffen (PA)Michael Steinerd Jr. ‘14Mr. & Mrs. Joseph StellaMr. & Mrs. Ken J. Stevens (PA)Mr. & Mrs. Devin T. Stilson ‘69Mr. & Mrs. Art Strenkert (P)Mr. & Mrs. Mario E. Suarez (P)Mr. Robert Suchy
Mr. David Sullivan ‘89Ms. Delores Supino (in memory of Ted LaBonne)Mr. Thomas J Sweeney ‘66Ms. Joan Takacs (P)Kathleen Tauro ‘66David Tortora ‘12United Way of Central & Northeastern CtUrgent Care Medical Associates, LlcMr. & Mrs. Alan Vale (in memory of Ted LaBonne)Molly Vannucci ‘01Lumar Villega ‘14Richard Voight ‘14 Ms. Ann Walsh ‘79Alan & Cari (Delfay) Webber ‘93Alexandra Wedvik ‘14Mrs. Laurie McKenzie White ‘81Mr. David WhitehouseAnn Windebank ‘67Ms. Cathleen Corey Winter ‘81Jessica Wojnicki ‘14Mr. Michael Zarcone ‘68
Immaculate High School makes every effort to ensure accuracy in the Annual Giving Report. However, unintentional errors do occur. Please accept our apologies if we make a mistake and
contact the Advancement Office at (203) 744-1510 ext. 159 to help us correct our records.
tHank you for supportIng Immaculate’s mIssIon
every gIft makes a dIfference!
key: * = I.H.S. faculty/staff/coach (P) = Current I.H.S. parent (PA) = I.H.S parent of an alumni (GP) = I.H.S grandparent
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tradItIonsImmaculate HIgH scHool
alumnI gIvIng1966Joseph AbdellaBrenda Culhane Cleary Joann ConstantiniJudith Corbett Brian FitzgeraldVictoria HickeyAllan KaulbachJohn McAvoyDaniel MurphyJames MurphyJane Mannion PangbornDenise SullivanThomas SweeneyKathleen Tauro
1967Robert DrummPatricia Curran EllsworthMichael SturgesJames TierneyAnn Windebank
1968Emil CurranRegina GardnerPaul HiroBrenden JuglerCathleen KowalskiLockwood LyonsRalph McIntoshChris PalmerMichael Zarcone
1969Maureen Brew ArsenaultKathleen Russell BarrettRobert BrunettiChristine Mizwicki GrabowskiCatherine Richardson MurdockLinda Orlando OttavioMichael PalmerNancy PalmerBarbara ParksJohn PinckneyPatricia SavianoDevin StilsonPamela Woodcock
1970Norman ClarksonKathleen DunneMary Ann Grandieri FoncelloBarbara Pawlisak MahoneyCandis Ferris McCartyJohn MulvihillRobert Nolan
1971Nancy BaldaseriniGene EriquezPaulette Levesque HartJames PurcellDonald RagainiDarlene SallanMark VaghiMargaret Reese Williamson
1972Patricia Tulipani BeckerMaria Tenreiro BoaJames BrewDaniel CasagrandeDeborah Ann Conlan ConlanMarie Connors-Gilmore, Ed. D.Edward DurkinMichael FrankBill GrabertKathleen Flanagan GrabertGary GramlingMarta KeaneMary Ellen Palmer KolwiczCaryl LucchesiKathleen Johnson LundeenRobert MahoneyJeanne Bennett MerolaMary Quinlan QuinlanRobert VanhoutenAlice Motta Wells
1973Elizabeth Wierengo MoranDiana Fadus PaproskiEleanor StaibAnn Gallagher TaylorJames Vaccarelli
1974Patricia Comer CochranWilliam CraigTheodore HaddadGary HartellTimothy LautierSteve PalmerWilliam Ward
1975Claire Mahoney AndersonCarl BaileyJames FoleyPeter GallagherJames MosesStephen MottaLawrence MurphyClaire Butler ShindoBarton Voswinkel
1976Laurie AlbanoPatrick Bower Lori Dennehy BurnsCynthia ClarkeKathleen Bohan HlavacDiane Kaminsky LongoRichard PalmerCatherine Gerwien PintoRalph Scozzafava
1977William HannanMaureen Elston KerinsLisa Casagrande KoeppelDennis PalmerJoan PrydeGary RaymondMary Briscoe RaymondKathleen Mahoney Wakeford
1978Carol Elston Clarke Mark DePaulMark GaravelSuzanne Berger GreenwoodThomas HefferonJoan Wixted KielyElizabeth Briscoe PlumbJohanna Brockelman TolanKevin Walsh
1979Catherine Spak AmodeoKathleen Clarke BuchDeborah Caravetta BurkeMatthew GallagherTodd PayneMichael LoyaJennifer Brockelman LynchMartin LynchWilliam ParksCatherine Gogliettino SotnikAnn Lucian Walsh
1980Margaret ConnorsMarianne DalyJeanne Volpe KozlowskiDavid KuloDenise LajoieCynthia Campbell McHughMargaret Losee Riefberg
1981Sharon BracePhilip BrockelmanFrank CappielloSalvatore Chieffalo
Christopher CoyleLisa Broadbridge CoyleMichael DeakinMary Beth Sniffin FinnertyJean GaravelMary Bohan GilbertPatricia Bongo GustavsonMary Elizabeth MaloneMary MazzuccoRebecca Dzubak MercaldoMarianne Urkiel MitchellScott MitchellJoseph MorrisseyKathleen O’RourkeChristine PortelanceKathleen PowersKaroline RossiniMarjorie ShannonLaurie McKenzie WhiteCathleen Winter
1982Joseph BirgaliaJennifer BoyceMichele LaJoie ChipmanJoseph DraperRenee Bouchard GardinerDaniel HallJames HawkDavid “Greg” KerlKathleen LivolsiJanis LucianChristopher MangoLisa Papp MesnerJanine MurphyDenis O’HaraPeter RupertPeter Tragini
1983Laura Mangiafico BoullianneDennis FullingRobert LeggettPatricia McCarthyRobert MorseCarolyn Hunt MuellerHilary Senese NimonsEileen O’MarraMario RussottiChristopher SetaroTammy Hoppstein SullivanMichael Wagner
1984Andrea DolanMaureen Cooke KuroskiFrank Salvatore
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1985 Bridget CorkeryWilliam DolanPatricia Fedigan DrakeLynn DudasTimothy GomanRebecca Gage Johnston
1986Raymond BakerBrigid Butler BrownDavid CappielloLisa CureskyBrendan DeakinJulie A. Leopold DelucaJoleen Garofalo DennisonBrian ElstonKevin LivolsiPaul MyottMichele RandazzoKamil SalameKevin StarkeEdith Parks TurkMatthew Turk
1987Sean DeakinThomas FrizzellPatrick GibbonsCatherine Curesky GregoryDebra Drury McCoyDana Henry SaidmanDenise Henry Suarez
1988Raymond ContaKathleen Gribbin DemarcoFaith HickeyJames O’RoukeThomas SaadiJohn Vitti
1989Brooke BondurBarbara Dominakus BraatzMarcy Chapman BriscoeNicole Randazzo CiprianiFrank CooneyElizabeth DurkinWilliam FoyeChristopher HolzerJennifer HusseyJennifer Merkel LipariBeth Anne LivolsiDiane Sousa LockeJennifer McCarthyBrian McGovernEllen Vogt MeystNelson Mingachos
Nate MorganChristopher PhilbrickMichael PizzoSusan PoulosBernard ReidyNancy RoseKelly McLachlan RudisJoseph RyanRobert SchlichtigBrian SchnittaMary Ordway SorrentinoScott SpiewakJennifer Sullivan St. JeanDavid Sullivan
1990Mark BakerJames CiprianiPatrick GribbinAndrea HenryThomas HoganRoynayne Schonfeld LancasterErin MelodyAndrew MorgadoTania Bourdeau PortaMonkia Gronlund Shubert
1991Danielle Guertin Bon TempoKate Alice DrohanJulia Barrier FerreiraMaggie Bierwirth KentAlexandra Lukianoff
1993Catherine Lynch RossMichael BentStacy Sokol BentCari Ann Delfay WebberMoira Deakin FinneyTheresa GreeneJennifer Green KelleyJason LareauEllen Banasik LewisJames Lipscomb
1994Arthur AmendKelly Durkin LareauMaureen Gribbin MaguireTeresa Anne LiVolsi Poulos
1997Eileen GribbinMegan Livolsi
1998Terrence McNicholas
1999Edward KilianThomas Pesce
2000Kathleen Fitzgerald
2001Nadine KhalilDana Krupinsky PinckneyMaureen Vannucci
2002David Ring
2003Elizabeth Palmer BamonteKevin Hudak
2004Jessica GaboriaultMallory Martino
2005Thomas Daly, Jr.Stephanie Rebeiro
2006Emily MohnAshley PlumbMatthew Stevens
2007Breanna AndersonKristen CarvalhoByron CodyElisa DicarloEdward GaddisSean Gavin
2008John KeatingChelsie Rizzo
2009Antonio FranqueiraChristie HombergRyan NolanKieran Raval
2010Jame Sakorafos
2011Elizabeth Keating
2012Christopher NolanChristopher SherrickDavid Tortora
2013Tiffany BasileJames Hawk, Jr.Jena MazzuccoMegan McDermott
2014Amber AragiGriffin BakerSean BrownZach BukowskiMichael BurnsChristopher BurrDanielle CeroneKarly CoppolaJessica CowleRiley CrossOlivia DalmedoRalph DelucaNatalia DiazEllie DoeringDespins DrougasBridget DuffyCarlos EspinalMichael FredetteJohn GuideraNavia HallMatthew HilliardAshley HoughtonMaura HughesMeredith KeenanMatthew KendziorskiThomas KuloAlex LagasDeanna LascoEric LeElizabeth LudanyiRachel MaguireMallory McCannKyle McGinnissJillian MitchellShane MurphyMichaela NatalDanielle OpinanteFaith-Anne RapleySara RizzoSamantha RosenblumKimberly SandsBenjamin SchultzMichael Steinerd, Jr.Lumar VillegaRichard VoightAlexandra WedvikJessica Wojnicki
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